If you have two refrigerators in your house, you should probably try to remember to check both of them before you make your grocery list. Otherwise you might end up with more lemons than you need and more celery than you could possibly ever use. I know whereof I speak.
Also, while we’re on the subject of refrigeration, I have a cautionary tale for you. I was planning on making soup in the crock pot today. The fact that I didn’t get around to making it isn’t the point. Not really. It’s just another unfortunate side effect of sleeping late on Saturday morning.
Or maybe it’s a side effect of not remembering what I’m doing from one minute to the next, because I did sleep late, but not all that late. And when I got up I thought about chopping up celery and onions and getting the soup started, but by the time I’d made a pot of coffee I’d forgotten about everything else.
It doesn’t really matter, because I can make the soup tomorrow. Or the next day, or whatever day I actually remember for more than ten minutes after I crawl out of bed. As I said, this isn’t the point.
Since I didn’t make soup this morning, I didn’t know until tonight that the plastic container had a tiny leak. However, lucky for me, the beer didn’t leak all over the refrigerator. It leaked into a bowl of hard boiled eggs on the shelf just below. So I ended up with dry beans and beer-soaked eggs. Neither of which is recommended as a Super Bowl snack, I suppose, but I’ll survive the tragedy.
Tomorrow I plan to make soup. I put beans in beer tonight (I’m running out of beer, since I don’t keep it in the house normally) in a glass container. No leaks. |